Secondly, the inner contradictions of the characters in the film are also vividly portrayed by several actors. It is easy for the audience to get into the play, and they will not get distracted or feel bored when watching this three-short film. With the development of the plot, the more interesting it becomes, the more it is integrated into it. At the end of the film, I couldn't help shedding tears in the scene before Charles and Rose got on the bus to leave the town. I was quite moved and mixed with emotions. I have to admire the actor's precise grasp of the sadness, entanglement, and heartache in the character's heart at this moment, but it is a kind of relief from the painful experience that happened in the past. As the car went away, as the priest and the demented Michael turned back towards the town, there was still reluctance and concern in their hearts.
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